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Grundfos LIFTAWAY range consists greywater collecting tanks designed to be equipped with Unilift KP or AP12 to get a lifting stations for grey wastewater e.g. from floor drains, wash-basins, washing machines, dishwashers, etc. which cannot be connected directly to the sewer. The tanks are delivered with all installation materials required to mount Grundfos UNILIFT KP and AP pumps with a level switch for automatic start/stop.
Greywater collecting tank
This 30 liter collecting tank is designed to be equipped with a Unilift KP pump to get a compact lifting station for installation below sewer level.
The tank contains an air vent with charcoal filter and an overflow protection.
The lifting station is only suitable for pumping greywater up to particle sizes of 10mm from e.g. washing machines, showers, wash basins, sink etc..
The system must not be used for the pumping of sewage water from toilets.
The inlet connection is 3 x DN 40 at the sides + 1 x DN 40/50 at the top. The discharge connection is DN 32.
The delivered pipe kit includes non return flap valve and level arm guide to clip on to the pump body for reliable start and stop.
The pump is not part of the delivery of this tank. It must be ordered separately.
Pumps can be chosen from UNILIFT KP range. The pump shall contain a float switch for automatic start and stop (Version A1).
Greywater collecting tank
This 100 liter collecting tank is designed to be equipped with a Unilift KP or a Unilift AP12.40 pump to get a compact lifting station for underfloor installation in basement floor plate to collect greywater below sewer level from e.g. washing machines, showers, wash basins, bath tubs, sinks and to lift it up to the sewer mains.
The lifting station is only suitable for pumping greywater up to particle sizes of 10mm (KP) or 12mm (AP12) from e.g. washing machines, showers, wash basins, sink etc..
The system must not be used for the pumping of sewage water from toilets.
Prefabricated corrosion-proof polyethylene pit with 3 x DN100 inlet options, DN70 venting and discharge connections R ¼" (KP) or R 1 ½" (AP12.40) and a cable entry.
The tank cover contains a floor drain with a siphon. Both sides of the cover can be used, one side with anti-slip surface and the other is prepared to filled with paving tiles.
The cover is placed on an extension neck to adjust the height to the basement floor.
Note: An additional tank extension is available as accessory.
The delivered pipe kit includes non return flap valve and level arm guide to clip on to the pump body for reliable start and stop.
The pump is not part of the delivery of this tank. It must be ordered separately.
Pumps can be chosen from UNILIFT KP or AP12.40 range. The pump shall contain a float switch for automatic start and stop (Version A1).
- Compact functional design
- Reliable and robust UNILIFT pumps
- Telescopic part for LIFTAWAY B, for easy height extension
Information and advice
Grundfos is a world-wide provider of pumps and related systems. We have a trained staff of service engineers who will be able to support you during the installation phase of the pump or solution. Grundfos products are manufactured to very high standards, which helps to ensure a long life. Our many years of experience of different kinds of installation and with installation techniques are also key factors for maximising the lives of your Grundfos products or systems.
We will be able to support you with the following:
- Information about the proper protection of our pumps
- Advice on the physical positioning of the pump for necessary service/repair
- Advice on the physical positioning of the pump to maintain proper operation
- Correct cabling to fulfil the requirements of good practice and electromagnetic compatibility.
Please contact your local Grundfos company to obtain full support for your new installation.
Recommended spare parts
Even though the Grundfos strategy is to supply the best possible pump solutions to our customers, after a long period of operation there will be wear and tear to some of the components in certain situations. If short operating downtime is a requirement, or if the pump is installed in inaccessible areas where delivery of spare parts may take a long time, it is advisable to maintain a small stock of recommended spare parts on site.
Please contact your local Grundfos company to obtain information about recommended spare parts or service kits for your Grundfos product.
Service agreement
A Grundfos service agreement ensures the efficient and uninterrupted operation of your pump system and gives you access to Grundfos service centres and authorised service partners worldwide, 24 hours a day.
Prevention is better, and more cost-effective, than cure
Once you have purchased your pump, you will want it to function efficiently and reliably; a formal service agreement with Grundfos will give you peace of mind. It also makes sound economic sense, giving you a firm costing for your maintenance budget and access to substantial discounts.
Let us carry out scheduled maintenance visits to prevent downtime.
Your equipment will always be serviced by specially trained staff.
The cost-effective choice
Well-maintained pumps can reduce your energy consumption by up to 50 %. Furthermore, it's worth remembering that in a series of pumps working together, one faulty pump can affect all the others. A Grundfos Service agreement keeps the total cost of operating a pump to a minimum. Our careful calculation of the life-cycle cost of all our products means that we have an overview of the true costs of owning each of our pumps.
Signing up for a service agreement and letting our highly-skilled service technicians service your pumps is a safeguard against unforeseen expenditure. Regular servicing and maintenance of your pumps will ensure that they operate with optimum efficiency.
Repair and maintenance
Grundfos Service will maintain and repair your pumps. Our service professionals can also advise you on efficiency issues, offering suggestions for saving money in the long term.
Repair and maintenance of your existing pump system
Naturally, you can always call on Grundfos for the repair and maintenance of pumps you have purchased from us. Grundfos can repair your pumps to the same specifications as new. However, it is important to remember that an upgrade or even a replacement pump can be cheaper than repair in the long term. See "Upgrades and Replacement" for how this makes good business sense.
Effective service – wherever you are
Grundfos Service is always close by. Working in collaboration with our local authorised service partners we offer worldwide service. Help from qualified pump professionals is never far away, whether you need immediate assistance or are interested in hearing about opportunities for making savings.
Grundfos Remote Management
Grundfos Remote Management is a cost-effective, secure and reliable way to monitor and manage pump installations from an Internet PC at a very low cost.
Connecting pumps and people
With a secure and reliable remote management system, you can monitor and manage your pump systems from an Internet PC at a very low cost.
Grundfos Remote Management is a cost-effective and straightforward system for monitoring and managing pump installations in commercial buildings and in water supply and wastewater systems. It reduces the need for onsite inspections, and in the event of an alarm or warning, the relevant people are notified directly.
The system offers a wider range of benefits and functions than mobile-phone-based monitoring. For those who do not require remote process automation, Grundfos Remote Management is the ideal solution for monitoring and remote control, rather than traditional SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems. Initial investment is minimal, and a fixed low fee covers data traffic, hosting costs and system support, including back-up of all data.
Efficient alarm management
The on-call schedule in this new telemetry system ensures that alarm messages from onsite controllers go directly to the relevant people. The system manager can log on from a PC anywhere and plan who is to receive alarm messages from each installation at any given time of the day. Managers can plan for years ahead, and can easily handle day-to-day exceptions to the schedule.
Optimise service and maintenance
Changes in pump performance can be tracked using trend graphs generated automatically by the system. This tracking can give an indication of any wear or damage in the installation, and service and maintenance can be planned accordingly.
The communication interface (the CIU271 modem) enables data transmission via GPRS/SMS from your Grundfos pumps and controllers. The built-in multi-purpose I/O board allows you to connect sensors and switches. The Grundfos Pump Audit is our replacement analysis. It is a complete diagnostic tool that considers your facility, the energy efficiency of your system, and the total life-cycle costs of your pumping solution. It provides detailed recommendations for replacement, including estimated payback time.
The Grundfos Pump Audit is our replacement analysis. It is a complete diagnostic tool that considers your facility, the energy efficiency of your system, and the total life-cycle costs of your pumping solution. It provides detailed recommendations for replacement, including estimated payback time.
Let our Pump Audit tell you how to save on energy costs
The Grundfos Pump Audit is a comprehensive check-up of your pump system. It measures flow, pressure, power absorbed, and overall efficiency of the pumps you have installed over a given period, and highlights how much energy you could save by switching to more efficient pumps and motors.
The process starts with the Pump Audit team visiting your facility and listening to your description of your requirements, with the aim of ensuring the best possible definition of the task ahead. The next step is a comprehensive on-site visual inspection of your facility. This includes inspection of the operating environment, pumps, valves and line drawings.
The purpose of CAPS is to provide a complete tool that contains both an extensive catalogue of Grundfos products and a sizing program to select the most suitable pump for your application.
There is also a comprehensive pump replacement selection function for central heating circulator pumps, hot water pumps and wastewater S pumps, and a function for producing professional quotations that include curves, drawings, quotation texts, wiring diagrams, etc.
Last but not least, the software contains the instruction and operating manuals for nearly all Grundfos pumps in multiple languages. Service drawings, exploded views and parts lists are available for all sewage products as well as several other pump types.
CAPS is available in two versions: WinCAPS, available on CD-ROM, and the online version WebCAPS, available at the Grundfos website. Additional features available in WebCAPS include CAD Drawings and Literature.
Spare parts
Spare parts
"BE Responsible" is one of our core values at Grundfos. It is essential to us that our pumps are designed for low energy consumption and the highest possible performance throughout their operating lives. One consequence of this is that service offerings, including spare parts and replacement kits, are defined in the development phase.
Customised service offerings, online ordering and rapid response distribution centres ensure that you have the parts when you need them.
Recommended spare parts list
The list specifies the parts you should keep on site to service your pumps. These recommendations can be found at the product site in our WebCAPS tool.
Specially designed service kits
Service kits include everything you need for a specific maintenance or repair task, including instructions for dismantling, replacement and reassembly.
24-hour spare part delivery service
To be extra sure that you do not have to wait, we can set aside a stock of spare parts that are critical for your operation. This will ensure that they are available whenever you need them.
10-year Guarantee
We guarantee that spare parts for any Grundfos pump you buy today will remain available for at least the next 10 years.
Service Online Tool
24-hour access to our online tool WebCAPS is available from any PC. All the technical documentation and information you need to service your pumps is immediately available to you, at any time:
- Service instructions
- Step-by-step service videos
- Interactive exploded views
- Sectional drawings.
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Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulbs, Aftermarket Fog Light Bulbs
Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulb Information
Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulb choices are plenty. Once you decide you're ready to install some aftermarket light bulbs, there are many options to consider in choosing the perfect replacement headlight bulb for your Sprinter. Headlight Bulb replacements are available in a variety of brands, wattages, and colors, with each set of headlight bulbs being ideal for a particular purpose.
Our line of Dodge Sprinter headlight bulb carry thru 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 or 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09 models.
04-09 Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulb
Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulb / Sprinter Fog Light Bulb Frequently Asked Questions
Is the price listed for a single Sprinter bulb or is it for the pair?All the PIAA and Nokya bulbs we sell for your Sprinter are sold by the pair. By paying the listed price, you get both bulbs. We do not have the bulbs packaged for individual sale.
How long will these PIAA / Nokya bulbs last in my Dodge Sprinter?Generally speaking, if the bulbs are installed properly without leaving any dirt or oil on the surface, you could expect them to last 1-2 years. If you have any blowouts within the first couple of months, please let us know and we will be happy to replace them for you.
Do you carry BLUE headlight or fog light bulbs for my Dodge Sprinter?There are only a few companies that produce truly BLUE light bulbs (not super white with a blue tint, but actually royal blue). We do not carry these types of bulbs as the coating is usually very dark resulting in a very dim beam, making them a safety hazard.
Which bulbs are better: Nokya, Sylvania, Luminics, etc. ?Considering the price, Nokya bulbs are by far the best bargain we have available for your Sprinter fog lights or headlights. Sylvania are very pale color-wise (even worse than PIAA), Luminics have an overall higher defect ratio, and most other brands do not stack up to Nokya quality (let alone PIAA).
Will these bulbs burn the wire harnesses on my Dodge Sprinter?Your Sprinter's stock wire harness is not designed to withstand continuous extended usage. For that reason, we offer Nokya Replacement Harnesses to ensure long term proper lighting on your Sprinter. They are also a far cheaper alternative to buying Sprinter factory harnesses which lack the heat capacity of the Nokya Sprinter harnesses.
Are these bulbs brighter than my Dodge Sprinter's stock Headlight / Foglight bulbs?No. Contrary to popular belief, aftermarket bulbs add color to your high beams / low beams / fog lights by adding a tint to the glass. This tint results in a nicer beam, but blocks out a small amount of light, resulting in a slightly dimmer beam than your stock clear Sprinter bulb would have. The color comes at the price of a LITTLE bit of brightness, but most people do not notice the difference.
Why Should I Buy Aftermarket Bulbs for My Dodge Sprinter's Headlights / Fog lights?First off, the stock bulbs on your Sprinter are going to wear out eventually. Replacing your bulbs with aftermarket headlight bulbs (or fog light bulbs) and keeping your OEM headlight bulbs for spares can be a good way to make sure you are always driving safe and minimize your chances of getting a time wasting fix-it ticket. Also, changing your headlight bulbs can be an inexpensive, quick, and easy way to give your Sprinter a nice personalized touch that unlike many upgrades, you can actually SEE while driving.
TunersDepot Dodge Sprinter Headlight Bulbs Reviews & Ratings (1)
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Came in promptly and the product was great. Cheaper than the local store.

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I'll give you a little background prior to the delivery. There were so many things about the day our little girl would arrive that could be complicated to me & I would review them all in my mind frequently. My due date was March 12th, which was perfect because that was the beginning of Anthon's & the boys' spring break (he is in his first block/ semester of nursing school & CANNOT miss any classes). Plus, my 1 year anniversary with Dignity Health was on the 7th, which meant she needed to stay put at least until that day in order for me to qualify for FMLA/ maternity leave. But what if the 7th & the 12th came and went and she still wasn't here? Labor with all 3 boys was induced PRIOR to my due date and the hospital I was going to deliver at this time doesn't do elective inductions until 41 weeks- which would be right when Anthon had to go back to school. I wanted her to come early enough that we could all have some time together as a family, but not too early because I wanted to qualify for FMLA. I finally came to the conclusion that me trying to decide how it would all play out in my head wasn't going to change the actual outcome, so I decided I would have faith in the Lord- that He was aware of our circumstances (ALL of them) and that His timing would be perfect for everyone.
When I went in for my 36 week appointment the doctor checked me and I was 2.5- 3cm dilated & 60% effaced. This surprised me because, again, I had to be induced with all my boys & never had cervical changes on my own. I was also excited to find out that she had turned & was now head down (she had been transverse up until this point)!! My doctor said that since I was already progressing on my own, she would strip my membranes at 39 weeks if I wanted her to. Having made some progress made me hopeful that I would go into labor on my own this time, but I also knew that there are some women who walk around dilated 4-5cm for months! So I decided I wouldn't even have them check me again until I was 39 weeks (because again, I didn't want to play mind games with myself & I wanted her to stay put until at least March 7th for the FMLA). Then, at 39 weeks, she could strip my membranes & see if it would help me go into labor.
When I went to schedule my 39 week appointment, the only day my doctor was available that didn't conflict with my work schedule was the 8th. I figured since it was after the 7th why not?! Plus, it wasn't like stripping my membranes was a guarantee that I would go into labor. When I showed up to the appointment the morning of the 8th the receptionist said that they didn't have me on the schedule for that day... or any other day that week. AHHHH! I was scheduled to work the next 3 nights and then it would be the weekend, so I'd basically have to come back on my birthday (the 13th) if I wanted to be seen by my preferred doctor... That really was not going to work for me, so I agreed to see a PA that was available later that morning. I didn't know if she would be willing/ able to strip my membranes or not, but I chose to focus on my earlier decision to trust in the Lord. So I decided to stop trying to meddle in it and let whatever was going to happen, happen! The PA checked me and I had progressed some more since my 36 week appointment- I was now 4cm dilated and 80% effaced. She offered to strip my membranes without me mentioning the previous plan and I graciously accepted!! I wasn't sure what to expect- I had heard from some girls that it was incredibly painful and others said it was just slightly uncomfortable. For me, it was more the latter thankfully, and she was finished before I knew it! She instructed me to walk around for a while and to time any contractions I had.
I left the doctor's office around 11AM and had some errands to run, so I picked up my boys and went about my day. I had been having contractions on & off for the past few weeks, but they were never really consistent or painful... that's basically the same thing I experienced while shopping that afternoon. I was contracting but barely enough for me to notice. Since I was scheduled to work that night I dropped my boys off at my sister-in-laws around 2PM so I could nap before my shift. When I tried to sleep I noticed that I kept getting woken up by contractions. After about an hour of constant interruptions in my nap I decided I should time the contractions just to see if they were really as frequent as they seemed... I timed them for almost and hour and they were consistently coming every 3-5 minutes. My mind knew that I was probably in active labor, but the contractions weren't terribly painful- I mean, I could talk through them and still walked around while having them. I debated about going into triage to be checked, but didn't want to spend the $200 OB ER copay if I wasn't admitted (I know, I'm cheap!). I finally decided that I wasn't going to be sleeping before my shift anyway, so I might as well go in early and get checked out- I'd hate to actually be in labor and show up to work, take an assignment, and then have to leave them high & dry in the middle of the night- I figured if I was in labor and found out early enough, maybe they could get someone to cover me. So I got our bags (thankfully they were already packed & ready to go) and gathered my things for work (you know, just in case I wasn't in labor, I needed to be prepared for my shift!), but when I went downstairs I noticed how gross my kitchen was! Anthon was going to be at school until 10PM and my sweet mother-in-law was planning on bringing the boys home and putting them to bed that night- I didn't want her to come home to a sink full of dirty dishes and messy counters, so I took a few minutes and cleaned everything up.
I left for the hospital around 4:30PM. I takes me about 25-30 minutes to get from our house to the hospital and I was fine for the first 15-20 minutes... but man! Those last 10-15 minutes of the drive, the contractions really intensified and I KNEW this was the real deal. Anthon had a big test at school that night (over fluids & electrolytes of all things! Worst subject ever-poor guy!!) and I messaged him before I left the house asking if his test was first thing or if he'd have a lecture first. He told me that his test was first and asked why I was asking. He had been checking in on me all day, but I down played the contractions because I didn't want him stressing about me when he had such a big test to focus on!! So I told him not to worry, that I just wanted to pray for him during the test- haha, I'm a liar!! I knew when I got to the hospital that I was going to be admitted, but I didn't want to say anything to Anthon until I knew what was going on/ how far along I was.
I got up to labor & delivery shortly after 5PM and they took me right back to triage. The contractions at this point had me in tears- I didn't want to sit, I didn't want to lay down, I just wanted to stand there, breathe & cry... so that's what I did for a few contractions! When they finally got me on the monitor I was contracting every minute, so they called the hospitalist OB in to check me- I was dilated 8cm! No wonder I felt like I wanted to die- I was already in transition! I hurried and called Anthon (seriously like 10 minutes before his big test!) and told him what was going on. He didn't believe me at first until another contraction came while I was on the phone with him- haha. He told me he would leave school as soon as he was finished with his test & could probably get to the hospital by 7PM. At this point, it was 5:30PM & I wanted an epidural SOOO bad- not just to alleviate the INTENSE pain, but to hopefully stall my labor so that Anthon could actually be there for the birth!! But the hospital's protocol required that I have some lab work drawn and receive a whole bag of IV fluid before I could get one! That next hour was a blur- they wheeled me into a labor room and I had a bunch of different nurses all doing things to me at the same time- one was starting my IV, one was drawing labs, and one was trying to do my intake questionnaire/ get my medical history, and one was trying to keep the baby on the monitor (she was so far down in my pelvis already that they were having trouble tracing her heart tones). I was still contracting every minute, making all sorts of animal noises and wishing I could somehow talk them into ignoring the dang protocol & just get me a freaking epidural!!! I remember looking at the clock at one point- it was 6:20PM... only 40 more minutes until Anthon would be there. But there was NO way she was going to stay in for 40 more minutes with me feeling the way I was feeling!! Finally my IV fluids were in, my lab results were back and the anesthesiologist was in my room... but he had to have been the SLOWEST anesthesiologist I have ever seen!!! There I was, sitting on the side of the bed, consistently moaning in a tone that can only be described as demonic, and he's behind me slowly unwrapping his epidural kit like it's a hand knitted wool sweater from grandma he's less than thrilled about receiving. I was ready to scream/ swear at him listening to him move at a sloths pace, but I didn't. When he FINALLY got the epidural in, it was GLORIOUS!! The most perfect epidural I've ever had- there was no more pain, only pressure when I contracted and I still had complete control of my legs ( I could bend them, lift them, use them to reposition myself)- it was fantastic!! And really, it only took about 15 minutes for him to do it, but the 15 contractions I had while I was waiting made it seem like a lifetime!!
|Here I am in epidural heaven!
|All ready to rock & roll!
|One of my favorite pictures!! Anthon's expression is priceless!
|SO happy to have our little girl!!
|Admiring her perfect little features


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Sunday, April 8, 2012
Featured Artist and TOP 3 picks
Good evening friends!!! Thank you so much for joining us last week's sketch challenge, because of all your wonderful entries it was a great success. As you know may or may not know, each week will have one Featured Artist and 3 Design Team favs. If you were not picked this week, don't worry there is always the next week:-). Ladies remember to grab your badge code from the sidebar!!
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Team Golf Florida Panthers Embroidered Towel Gift Set, Multicolor
Officially licensed Checkered scrubber design with bottom embroidery Swivel clip for easy attachment and removal from golf bag Details: 16-piece set includes: towel, 3 regulation golf balls & 12 regulation tees Towel: 16" x 26", cotton, machine wash Imported Size: One Size. Color: Multicolor. Gender: Unisex. Age Group: Adult. Material: Embroidery/Cotton.
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The fine-line blue pattern on this rug is perfect if you're looking for a hint of color without going overboard. Plus, it's crazy soft! We love it in living rooms and at the foot of a bed.
Due to the handmade quality of our rugs, they may vary slightly in size and/or color. Rug pattern is scaled to rug size and may vary from the images shown. Rug swatches cannot be returned or exchanged as of May 8, 2018. McGee & Co. will honor returns on rug swatches ordered prior to this change.
• 81% wool/15% viscose/4% cotton.
• Due to the handmade quality of our rugs, they may vary slightly in size and/or color.
• Some shedding may occur with all hand-knotted rugs.
• Made in India.
• By Dash & Albert.
• Vacuum regularly and spot clean as needed. Professional cleaning is recommended.
• High-powered vacuums can pull threads from rug backing. Use handheld attachment when vacuuming if possible.
• Clean spills immediately. Blot stain with clean white cloth. Always use lukewarm water to remove andy residual cleaner and dry towels to absorb remaining moisture.
• For wool rugs, use lukewarm water to remove stain, as wool is more prone to bleeding and staining than synthetic fibers.
At McGee & Co., we take design and craftsmanship very seriously and we want you to love these pieces as much as we do! Our items are carefully inspected prior to shipment, but damages do happen, and we ask that you inspect your pieces upon receipt and notify us of any damage within 48 hours; our team will promptly work on a replacement.
McGee & Co. does not accept returns or exchanges on the following items: custom upholstery, fabric or rug swatches, furniture, art, sale items, or items purchased at warehouse sales or pop-up shops, or gift cards.
Backorder dates are subject to change. Furniture may take an additional 5-7 business days while in transit.
A handling fee is applied to any piece that requires extra care to ship or must ship freight. This fee covers the cost of moving the oversized piece into the desired space and does not include package material removal or assembly.
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We would like to introduce you to the best-kept culinary secret in Ocho Rios. Miss T's Kitchen is a rustic Jamaican restaurant and bar providing a selection of healthy, home-style Jamaican dishes and beverages in a lush, garden setting.
Located, in a quiet cul-de-sac off Main Street in the heart of Ochi's bustling town centre, Miss T's Kitchen is a welcome oasis a stone's throw from the clock. The innovative, "Jamaican-style" product combined with the rocking rhythms of Old Time Jamaican music sets the scene to bring you back to the good times. Our strengths of price, service, and location with ample parking and a cool, quiet ambiance will make your outdoor dining experience unforgettable.


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Friday, January 24, 2020 - 2:00pm
Natural History Museum of Utah | Rio Tinto Center
Journey through time, hear amazing stories, and discover the secrets behind the Museum's most fascinating objects.
Take The Highlights Tour for a guided look at NHMU and the collections. Participate in a totally unique experience and learn the stories the exhibits don't tell. An expert guide will weave you through 42,000 square feet of spectacular exhibits to share with you the most exciting objects the Museum has on display. They will reveal all their insider knowledge, so captivating it's guaranteed to spark a new curiosity in this place! Utah is an amazing place, and this tour will show you why.
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- Tours are subject to change.
- Tours are $2 per person. Children 12 and under are free. Museum Members are free.


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Harry O'Brien promotes the Knives Scar Lives campaign, 2010. Photo: Paul Rovere Star Collingwood player Harry O'Brien trains after revealing he is suffering depression. Photo: Jason South
O'Brien moved freely during his truncated session. Photo: Jason South
Overnight reportO'Brien out indefinitelyGreg Baum profile, 2010O'Brien on his father's suicide, 2009
Collingwood star Harry O'Brien says sexual abuse, depression and suicide are behind the personal issues that saw him take time off from the club last week.
O'Brien has ceded his spot in Collingwood's leadership group, as the premiership star battles personal "demons" and looks to regain his place in the team.
O'Brien returned to the Magpies on Tuesday and trained with the main group, although he left the field before match practice.
"I'm going through a history … of things for a long time, including a long and very complicated history of sexual abuse, suicide, depression, seeing someone get murdered, knowing that who murdered that person and not being able to say anything, knowing that person will probably murder you," O'Brien told the media as he arrived for training,
He asked the media to give him some space and said that his minor altercation with coach Nathan Buckley last week was not a major issue compared to the personal issues he faced.
"When the time comes right, I will open up about these issues, but this is my personal experience and I have to do this in the public eye," O'Brien said.
"And it's really tough, so if you guys could just give me a bit of space because I am going through some real stuff … It's really tough, really tough stuff…"
He asked reporters not to speculate about "the issue with Bucks" but to speculate about the abuse he had suffered.
"Whatever you guys have been reporting, that is secondary, this is my real stuff," he said.
"The club has been fantastic in supporting and protecting me and they have tried to do that. I ask you guys to cooperate because I am going through some real stuff here.
"That's the real issue here. You know, my demons that I'm starting to face.
"I just rattle off those issues and there's even more, even more that I don't feel comfortable in sharing."
One of the matters troubling O'Brien is the aftermath of having witnessed a murder on Christmas Day 2011 in Brazil.
The half-back cum winger had spent four days at Port Douglas, missing the round 15 game against Carlton, with the blessing of the club, after reacting to a comment from Buckley last week. Buckley and club president Eddie McGuire refused to discuss the details of the disagreement.
Collingwood president Eddie McGuire said he had been aware of O'Brien's issues, but did not know he would publicly reveal his condition. O'Brien has been vocal on a range of social issues, and had a run-in with McGuire over his now-infamous King Kong radio gaffe.
O'Brien joined training at 10am, leading the players out. He appeared to move freely, showing no signs of a reported ankle injury, and was in good spirits.
He left the track early, embracing club president McGuire on the way. They had been at loggerheads in recent times after McGuire's racial gaffe.
O'Brien, who also has floating bone in his ankle, will not play against Adelaide on Friday night but could return a week later.
"He hasn't trained for eight or nine days. Basically the last physical exercise that took place before today was the Port Adelaide game," Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley said on Tuesday.
"We will give him every opportunity to get back up to speed. When 'H' feels like he is ready to go, and we will feel it's the right time, he will be back playing."
"We have removed the burden of leadership from Harry. He won't be in the leadership group for the remainder of the year and we will assess that going forward beyond that," Buckley addd.
"What we are encouraging Harry to do at the moment is be there to support him, and for him to feel like what he needs to do to be in good shape.
After round one, O'Brien told SEN radio the murder he saw had affected him throughout 2012, when his form dipped. He indicated that he would talk more about the issue in the future.
"Christmas Day 2011 I watched someone get murdered. That was over in Brazil. Just coming back to Australia after Christmas, 2012, January. Just seeing the contrast in life and people complaining about the pettiest things… I just lost so much faith in the world really and it was a real grind last year."
On 3AW, psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg said that in his opinion O'Brien should not play football until he had undergone a full psychological assessment.
McGuire, on his Triple M breakfast program, said the club was giving O'Brien the support he needed.
"This is all about trying to do the right thing, to get him back.
"We have got the best doctors, the best psychiatrists, the best psychologists all working on the case.
"We love the guy, so just give him some space."
For help and information about depression contact Lifeline, 131 114, or www.lifeline杭州夜生活.au; Beyondblue, 1300 224 636, or www.beyondblue杭州夜生活.au.
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The original release of this article first appeared on the website of Hangzhou Night Net.


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I have had unexpectedly positive results from some multiple sclerosis meds. I have had side effects which made others intolerable. I look at the cost (both total and out of pocket) of what my next steps might be and what benefits I might — might — expect from a treatment. I am processing the idea of going/staying off MS meds for a while and felt it might be worth a discussion.
Like many of you, I started disease modifying drug therapy within weeks of my diagnosis with MS. This was back in 2001, back when we had to mix the drugs ourselves before injecting them, and the choices were less than half of what is available to us today. Now, there are far more choices of medication, delivery system (injection, infusion, oral), and frequency of dosing.
All of the approved therapies slow the "rate of progression," if you will, by reducing the number and severity of relapses. They would not have been approved if they didn't show that benefit.
They also all cost exorbitant amounts of money (and have for far too long in some cases). All have undesirable side effects and a cost (not monetary) to benefit ratio to consider.
My specific considerations also include my impending move to another country. Availability, transportability, familiarity: all of these factors have to go on my scale as I weigh the options. No sense, for example, to consider using a particular drug if the emergency procedures (if I were to need them) are multiple hours away and the expertise in diagnosing the need non-existent in the general vicinity, either.
And then there is part of me that wonders if it really matters anyway.
There are those who would chime in and call me crazy for even considering going off meds, others who will not believe that I've taken this long to come to their "side." To state that this is a personal choice is easy. To live this as a personal choice can be difficult for those who have already made the choice for themselves.
I am not a person who believes that diet and supplements and alternative medicine and, and, and… will stop my MS, will slow my MS, or will affect the course of my disease in any appreciable way. I do think that there are things I can do to make myself "healthier" in ways outside of my MS. I understand that a health body stands up to attack better than an unhealthy one. I think there are things I can do that will make me feel better even if I'm still living with a progressive disease.
I also can infer from conversations in which I have been directly or indirectly involved that I am not alone in this decision making process.
Knowing that there are many who are impassionedly (and knowing that passions are not necessarily the best basis for these decisions) on both sides of this subject, I ask that we check our passions as we comment and discuss the ideas.
The idea of going off MS meds isn't like stopping chemo and radiation for a cancer patient who has tried everything and is giving in. Or is it?
Caryn (who some of you have now "met" via the Momentum article) and I are having those famous "kitchen table" conversations over this topic and suspect that many of you have as well. I once again invite you into the topic, and we'll see if we can't all benefit from our collective experience.
Wishing you and your family the best of health.
Don't forget that you can also follow me via my Life With MS Facebook page and on Twitter. Check out our bi-monthly blog I'm doing for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of the United Kingdom, A Yank's Life With MS, as well as our very special new monthly blog for the National MS Society.
Important: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and not Everyday Health.


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I am looking for an individual who is willing to guide me in my pursuit to publish my research in Behavioral Accounting. My study looks into the phenomenon of First Year Shock (FYS) and how it affects firm dynamics and the personal motivation of the new hire in industry. I completed the orignal study in my dissertation and presented the results at the GAAE Annual Meeting in February where it was positively received. I am now in the proocess of performing a 2 year update with the same population to confirm my original results. I believe I will be successful and I want to publish those results; however, I have never published an article in the top journals and I do not have anyone at my organization who can mentor me in the process. Thus, I need guidance and I'm turning to my AAA brethren to set me on the right path and assist with the editing process.
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Make It Snow!
by Valerie S. Biebuyck
What's your favorite kind of snow? Fluffy, dry, white powder? Or do you like the grayish, wet, slushy kind?
If you are a skier or snowboarder, you want enough snow of just the right type for a perfect run. Winter resorts can manufacture prime snow with machines and snow-making experts. (It's a lot more expensive than the kind Mother Nature makes, costing as much as $4 million per season!)
What are the ingredients for a great batch of snow? Just water and air. But you can't make snow simply by spraying water into cold air. Water freezes when the temperature is 0 degrees C (32 degrees F)—sometimes. If the air contains a lot of moisture (called humidity), such as on a very foggy day, the temperature must be lower than 0 degrees C (32 degrees F) for freezing to occur. Temperature adjusted for humidity is called the "wet bulb" temperature.
A droplet of water needs even more than cold temperatures before it will turn into a snowflake. It also needs a nucleator—a tiny particle, such as a speck of dust or ice, around which to form a crystal.
If the air is very cold and dry, water vapor will crystallize almost instantly. If conditions are less than perfect, more time is required to form a snowflake.
"We call this the flake's hang time," explains Dave Lacombe, head of snowmaking at the Killington resort in central Vermont.
How do he and his staff actually make snow?
Air is compressed (reduced in volume) in machines at Killington's maintenance facility. The compression process makes the air very hot—about 115 degrees C (240 degrees F). The hot air is sent through other equipment that cools it to about 4 degrees C (40 degrees F) and takes out moisture, because snow is easier to make with dry air.
Meanwhile, water is drawn from a source such as a local reservoir. To cover an acre with a foot of snow requires 180,000 gallons—that's the equivalent of two dozen tractor-trailer trucks full of water.
A network of pipes brings the air and water to hydrants located next to the slopes.
Hoses connect to the hydrants at one end and send the air and water to a snow gun at the other end. The compressed air expands when it is released and breaks down the water. With a roar that sounds like a freight train is barreling up the mountain, the snow gun blows this out as mist, and the mist falls to the ground as snow.
"We used to check the quality of the snow we made on our coat sleeves," says Lacombe. "We would let it collect there and decide if it was too wet, too dry, or just right." About 100 people work in Killington's snowmaking department, and each could have a different opinion about the quality of the snow.
All that is changed now, thanks to a computer-filled control room that is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, during snowmaking season.
The control room's computers monitor all the factors that must be considered when making snow for a specific area, including temperature, humidity, steepness of each hill, elevation at the snow gun's location, and how many people will ski there. The staffer in the control room looks at the computer screens, determines the correct settings for each snow gun, and radios this information back to the snowmakers on the trails. The information ensures that the right amounts of air and water mix and spray so that perfect snow is made everywhere. "When you can barely make a snowball stick together" is how Lacombe describes the type of snow he wants.
"Some people manufacture automobiles," he says. "I manufacture snow!"
- How are computers used in the process of making snow?
Answer: Computers are used to monitor different factors involved in the manufacturing of snow.
- Where does the water that is used in the production of snow come from?
Answer: It usually comes from a local reservoir.
- If water is used from the same source of water, such as a reservoir, to produce artificial snow, do you think this would alter the level of this water source? Why or why not?
Answer: Answers will vary but could include that in the short term the level of the water source might be altered and lowered, but that in the spring, when the snow melts, it would probably return to normal.


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All Are Welcome
The Catholic Apostolic Church in North America (CACINA) is a small body of Catholic parishes that welcomes all, regardless of race, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, political beliefs, or economic status.
We are an inclusive, independent Catholic church that worships in the Catholic tradition and celebrates the seven sacraments.
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CACINA is a vibrant, inclusive, faith-filled Catholic church that came to North America from Brazil in 1949. Since that time, CACINA members have sought to proclaim and authentically live the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all of God's people. We are Catholic, sharing our history and traditions with other Catholic communities, but are not part of Roman, Orthodox, or other independent Catholic churches.


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The Guilty Pleasure Television of 2010
As if it wasn't already a lamentable leisure time suck, here are ten more reasons why TV rules our daily routine - perhaps more than it should.
Network: ESPN
Cast: Tony Kornheiser, Michael Wilbon, Tony Reali
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They've been doing it so long that it's like second nature. Give them a topic and they riff like old school stand-ups, routines and regular catchphrases peppering the always accurate (if occasionally, narrow) insights. Oh, and did we mention these guys are talking about sports? Indeed, for the last nine years, Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon have gone bald head to head, arguing over such esoteric topics as the post-season baseball "hot stove", the ever-present pressure of big money in athletics, and perhaps most importantly, the various player personalities that make up America's many past times. Within their gimmicky set-up (they occasionally take "Five Good Minutes" for an interview, and play games with names like "Word Up" and "Report Card"), the duo delivers that rarity in real TV, passion and personality. Oh, and did we mention they are talking about sports? Bill Gibron
Network: NBC
Cast: Donald Trump
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Display Width: 200The Apprentice
There wasn't much edification in the 10th season of The Apprentice even though iron-eyed winner Brandy Kuentzel gave us something to root for. A season that gasped along on life support was, however, precisely what made the show entertaining. In fact, this season's ratings nosedive was complemented by a parade of grade-D tantrums, as every boardroom showdown came within a credit-card width of full-blown fisticuffs. And the Donald acted thoroughly pissed off about having to participate -- calling the female team "bitches" and yelling, "You couldn't f*cking read!" at another contestant before shit-canning him to the elevator. The show was a cabwreck from start to finish, with one hopeful, Anand, fired at the beginning of an episode (for cheating, an Apprentice first) and with the morbid fascination of watching David Johnson, the biggest jackass in the show's history. Steve Leftridge
Network: NBC/DVD
Cast: Gertrude Berg, Philip Loeb, Harold J. Stone, Robert H. Harris, Eli Mintz, Larry Robinson
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You don't have to be Jewish to love The Goldbergs, and you don't have to be a fanatic for old-time television either. Originally broadcast 1949-1956, The Goldbergs is still enjoyable to watch today. The show's episodes capture the reality of life in a working-class Jewish family in the Bronx in a way recognizable to strivers everywhere, regardless of ethnicity or geographic location. Family matriarch Molly Goldberg, played by series creator and scriptwriter Gertrude Berg, embodies the distilled essence of a real type of person -- the Jewish mother who is the emotional center of her family and the go-to person when anyone has a problem. Molly is a stereotype, but she's a comforting one, and Berg projects the kind of warmth and sincerity which makes you feel that she could also solve your problems if you gave her a chance. Sarah Boslaugh
Network: CBS
Cast: Joe Mantegna, Thomas Gibson, Paget Brewster, Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler, Kirsten Vangsness
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As far as so-self-serious-they're-hilarious crime procedurals go, CSI: Miami and the overwrought David Caruso get most of the love, but for my money, Criminal Minds rules the roost. As awful as it can be, I continue to stomach its slick mediocrity for the reliable comedic fixes. I return for the contrived last-minute rescues, the ludicrous interpretive leaps, the pretentious literary quotes, the incorrect weekly assumption that the "unsub" is impotent. And that wonderfully mismatched cast! The washed-up comic-actor leads Thomas Gibson and Joe Mantegna, their line deliveries so monotone they border on Method. Shemar Moore's aggressive, over-compensatory masculinity. Kirstin Vangsness' aggressive, over-compensatory quirkiness. And Matthew Gray Gubler's ambling, nasal-talking personification of geek cred bait. An impending spin-off with Forest Whitaker and Janeane Garofalo threatens to siphon off its vital oxygen, but the original fire will always burn brightest and best (by which I mean corniest and worst). Ross Langager
Network: TLC
Cast: Roger Craig Smith
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Display Width: 200Say Yes to the Dress
Brides-to-be tune into TLC's Say Yes to the Dress, a reality show that takes place at the tony Kleinfeld's bridal salon in Manhattan, for the sheer thrill of seeing a barrage of thousands-of-dollar dresses paraded across the screen. Mermaid, fit-and-flare, A-line, and ball gown confections float across the screen, and home viewers have the guilty pleasure of critiquing gowns that they might never afford to try on in the first place. "This one is too over-the-top," you might think. "The first one flattered her figure better." Yet even after the excitement of seeing new Pnina Tornai and Vera Wang gowns has waned, it's still mesmerizing to see the way that women sell to other women. Other television shows -- The Apprentice, for example -- celebrate the hard-hitting, hard-sell approach that men take with each other in business. It's much more rare to see the approach that female saleswomen take with female clients, and observing those intricate operations is the true guilty pleasure of Say Yes to the Dress. Marisa LaScala


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December 7 ~ Remembering Pearl Harbor
Sixty-nine years ago, December 7, 1941, the United States was rocked by the radio announcements that told of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. Many historical and remembrance pieces will be written today: stories of history, stories of personal experience - though those will be fewer each year, stories of the reaction in the United States, Japan, the world, even a conspiracy theory or two. I am re-posting my remembrances.
Pearl Harbor Day. A Day That Will Live in Infamy.
What I always will remember is growing up in the shadow of Pearl Harbor - the ever present reminder of how ugly war was. There was nothing noble or gleeful about the awful day. I grew up with the stories of those who were there, stories of people I knew, stories of people who lived through it. As I get older, I can 'see' and 'hear' the stories come alive.
Each Sunday before Pearl Harbor Day, Puna would take us to the Arizona Memorial. Armed with the leis we had strung from the plumeria blossoms on our tree, the family went together. It used to be rather low-key to visit there, and once you got there, quite unusual to have anyone else at the Memorial. There wasn't a Visitor's Center yet. There was no evidence of the Park Service then. Just a guy at the dock that grabbed the little shuttle boat, tied it up and helped you off.
We would walk through the Memorial - our steps echoing in the cavern of the Memorial. Halfway through, we would stop and look at the ship resting beneath us, still leaking oil into the lapping sea, and carrying it ever away, like the spirit was still escaping the doomed craft. We would toss our leis into the water. Eventually, we would end at the Memorial wall, carved with all of the names of the men who died on the Arizona, most of whom were still entombed within.
Puna, this large mountain of a man, would clasp his hands behind him, dip his head in prayer, then focus on the wall and in a hauntingly beautiful, tenor voice would chant the names of the fallen. His voice would echo in the chamber. A more beautiful prayer I have never heard. Once, I looked at his face and saw the tears streaming down, but his voice never wavered. His eyes seemed to be closed, yet he never missed a name.
When the chanting was finished, we would walk back to the overlook on the ship and Puna would tell us about that Sunday morning. He spoke of the noise and the fear and the chaos. He spoke of curfews and rationing. He spoke of the increased military presence on the island. He spoke of the sorrow. And, he spoke of the fear of another attack. Then, he would talk about the uniting and the supporting and the belief in America.
Always, he finished with a warning. America will never be safe from people wanting to take away what we have. They will always want to destroy us, to conquer us, to marginalize us. If you don't believe me, come here and look - open your eyes and look - at what can happen, and will again.
I believe I only saw Puna serious twice a year - Pearl Harbor Day and Memorial Day. On those days, he spoke of bravery and heroism and patriotism. The rest of the year you could depend upon those laughing eyes and the aroma of his pipe. The parents are gone now, but the stories and the emotions remain. I am so grateful for what they shared and what they taught.
I'd like to say that I absorbed it all then, but I didn't. When we used to hike into the mountains and came across some of the crashed Japanese planes, mostly pirated shells, I still didn't get it. When December Seventh was marked at school by people telling their personal experiences, I didn't get it. Oh, I heard it all. I believed it all. I just didn't get it.
It wasn't until I was older and watched the world and global politics that I saw it, that I truly understood the lesson he was trying to teach all those years ago. On September Eleventh, one of the first thoughts I had was of standing in the Arizona Memorial with Puna and hearing his words.
I hope Americans have the resolve to fight for our country as we did in 1941, but I fear for us, now, more than ever.
This is my annual post on Pearl Harbor.


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With the Tigers set to host No. 16 ranked Eastern Kentucky this weekend, the 100 Moments of TSU Athletics presented by Taco Bell® series continues by re-living the last time that Tennessee State upset a nationally ranked team.
On Oct. 15 of last season, the Tigers traveled to Cookeville, Tenn. to take on the No. 19 ranked Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles. TTU came into the game sporting a 4-1 record, but came away with a two-point devastating loss.
To start the contest, linebacker Rico Council recovered a Tennessee Tech fumble to give the Tigers prime field position. The Tigers responded with a three play drive. Quarterback Michael German connected with Jeremy Pryor with a 12-yard pass to put TSU up 7-0 with 13:51 left in the first quarter.
German finished the game with 19 completions for 232 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions.
The Tigers struck again on their next offensive possession with a 10-play drive that culminated with a 27-yard touchdown pass from German to receiver Devin Wilson. The score gave the Tigers a commanding 14-0 lead.
The Golden Eagles would not go down without a fight however, and they started playing like the No. 19 ranked team in the country. TTU scored touchdowns on the team's following two possessions to tie the game with almost an entire quarter to play in the first half.
The Tigers responded on their next drive and recaptured the lead. First, German threw a 48-yard pass to Calvin McNairl that put the Tigers in prime field position. Then, Dante'Thomas rushed in for a one-yard touchdown to put the Tigers up 21-14 with 13:26 left in the half.
After a TTU field goal, TSU scored another touchdown as the Tigers converted on three third downs to set up a three yard rushing touchdown by Trabis Ward.
Another TTU field goal put the score at 28-20 in favor of the Tigers heading into halftime and it seemed as though TSU might just be able to spring the upset. The feelings continued when German and Thomas both scored rushing touchdowns to make the score 42-20.
Slowly, the Golden Eagles got back into the game as they scored on four of their next five possessions. First they scored another field goal, and then another touchdown. TTU's kicker finally missed a field goal, but the team then added ten more points to cut the Tiger lead to two.
TSU finally stopped the Golden Eagles' run when TTU was called for a penalty on the ensuing onside kick. The Tigers let Tennessee Tech back into the game, but they played strong to start the game, and buckled down when they had to.
The 100 Moments of TSU Athletics presented by Taco Bell® highlights some of the greatest moments in honor of Tennessee State's centennial celebration. A new moment will be released each weekday for a total of 100. These moments were chosen by the TSU 100 Moments committee, which consists of alums from various departments. TSU has so many great moments, not all can be represented in these 100.
Sports Information Assistant Alex Mitchell contributed to this article.
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Anti-Wall Street activists began rebuilding their tent encampment on the steps of the University of California, Berkeley, student plaza Tuesday night after a day of demonstrations that were disrupted by a campus shooting.
The shooting occurred inside the Haas School of Business as thousands of protesters gathered on campus for a general strike and demonstrations against big banks and education cuts.
Officials did not know if the suspect was part of the Occupy Cal movement, said Ute Frey, a spokeswoman for the university.
"I just hope it wasn't from the protest or the movement, because that's not what the movement is about," said Sadia Saif, a 19-year-old UC Berkeley sophomore.
The shooting didn't prevent some 2,000 students and demonstrators from gathering at the university's Sproul Hall to vote on a list of demands and await a speech about class warfare by UC Berkeley professor and former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich.
Reich was giving the Mario Savio lecture, named for the political activist and leader of the Berkeley Free Speech Movement of the 1960s. Savio's impassioned speeches on the same steps of Sproul Hall against the Vietnam War and racial inequality prompted thousands of students to join the movement.
Protesters cheered as at least 10 tents were constructed on the steps, less than a week after baton-wielding police clashed with people who tried to defy a campus ban on camping.
The Occupy Cal students were joined by hundreds of Occupy Oakland demonstrators who marched the five miles from Oakland to Berkeley along Telegraph Avenue, chanting, "Here comes Oakland!" Police cleared their tent city outside Oakland City Hall on Monday amid complaints about safety and sanitation, and arrested more than 50 people.
Occupy Cal's general assembly voted in favor of inviting the university's chancellor and board of regents to a debate in early December and sending the educational officials a list of demands, including a tuition rollback to 2009 levels.
They also voted in favor of rebuilding their encampment despite earlier violence.
On Nov. 9, police jabbed students with batons and arrested 40 people as the university sought to uphold a campus ban on camping.
UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau launched an investigation into allegations that campus police used excessive force. He said videos of the protests were disturbing, and he plans to grant amnesty to all students who were arrested and cited for attempting to block police from removing the tents.
Oscar Varela, 21, a fifth-year economics major who helped organize Tuesday's demonstrations, was among the students who tried to block campus police from tearing down the campus encampment last week.
"We want to stay here to prove to the regents and state that we are part of this movement and that we want our tuition to go back to what it used to be, which essentially should be free," Varela said.
Earlier in the day, university officials said a female staff member reported seeing a man with a gun, who was shot by a university police officer within minutes. The condition of the 33-year-old suspect was not immediately known. His name was not released.
Dong Hwan Kim, 27, a senior, said he was terrified when he learned of the shooting.
"The shooting, in addition to what's happening here with the protests, makes the campus feel really tense," Kim said. "This is a historical moment, but it is also really scary at the same time."
Protesters descended on the university after ReFund California, a coalition of student groups and university employee unions, called for a campus strike and teach-ins.
"If the only people who can come here in the future are those who have money, it's going to hurt everyone's educational experience," said Daniel Rodriguez, 28, a graduate student who was conducting an introductory Spanish language class outside.


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More about the infrared
Observations in the infrared have revolutionised astronomy, revealing previously hidden aspects of the Universe that have changed our perception of the world around us. The Universe seen in the infrared has proved amazingly rich and diverse. It has given us keys to unlock the chemistry of the Universe, to explain how stars are born and to establish the origin of galaxies.
The use of infrared technology in astronomy is now well advanced and the infrared revolution is in full swing. But the golden age of infrared astronomy has just begun.
The cool Universe is best studied in the infrared.
Astronomers have used several different properties of infrared light to reveal more about the Universe. Although our eyes cannot see infrared radiation we can sense it — as radiant heat. Infrared radiation 'is' heat, and all objects, even the coldest ones, an ice cube for example, emit a certain amount of heat.
In fact, celestial objects with surface temperatures of about 2000°C — cold compared to the Sun which has a surface temperature of about 5500°C — radiate most of their energy at infrared wavelengths. The Universe is full of cool objects, including ageing stars, planets and dust, none of which generally shine brightly in the optical part of the spectrum and could not be observed directly until sensitive infrared detectors came along. The cool Universe is best studied in the infrared.
Longer-wavelength infrared radiation passes through unhindered and dust is therefore transparent to it.
Dust is the bane of the optical astronomer's life, blocking the view of many interesting objects. The Universe is full of dust, microscopic particles of varied composition — carbon, silicon, water ice, minerals, frozen carbon monoxide, organic compounds, silicates — the list is almost endless.
The particles can be hard or soft and come in many different shapes, but their size is usually less than 1 micron (one thousandth of a millimetre). The wavelength of visible light is much the same size as many dust particles, so it is easily blocked (scattered) by the dust, whereas longer-wavelength infrared radiation passes through unhindered and dust is therefore transparent to it. And in the far-infrared, we see the 'glow' from dust itself.
The chemical make-up of dust clouds and other interesting regions can be probed by looking at the spectra of their molecules, often only in the infrared. The reason is that most atoms and molecules emit radiation which has energy corresponding to the infrared range (emitted during rotation and vibration). Besides, infrared radiation is typical of cooler regions, for instance dust clouds, where more complex compounds such as organic molecules are often found. Infrared astronomy has made many interesting discoveries related to these more complex molecules in space.
In the far-infrared, we see the 'glow' from dust itself.
Infrared radiation can help us learn much more about the young' distant Universe. The Universe has been expanding since the Big Bang — the event that formed it. There were no stars or galaxies to begin with, but they started to form relatively early. We now know that at half the Universe's present age, star formation was much more vigorous than it is today and that in the very beginning it was zero. So the rate of star formation rate varies in cosmic time. Herschel has been designed to observe infrared-dominated galaxies – which are mostly star-burst galaxies where stars from a thousand times faster than in the Milky Way at present. Herschel will be able to observe these galaxies through the cosmic epochs when most of the stars that ever existed n the Universe formed.


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Well back in the days (in April 2010) Mario Feil asked on twitter how do keep FCP from crashing (from time to time it does that)
well a lot of tweeps answered … and now after a while using these hint's i can re-post them with a clear conscience … guess what, they really work 😉
as well as these answers (might be repetitions):
from @TejBabra:
I always keep only 1 sequence open in the timeline. Especially with multiple cuts. I also like to keep media VERY organized!
FCP dose not like to have multiple seq. Opened…especially if you are cutting several projects at once.
from @RJWeditor
I came across that problem assisting last year. I ultimately had to break the 90min Doc special into 8 different project files
Also, FCP gets a little clunky with project files larger than 100MB.
Yes, I nested the locked & colored segments into one "assembly" sequence and watched it down.
7 different segments, 1 project file just dedicated to assembling the show
It was a very large Documentary series for PBS.
from @WillRamirez
it helps to turn off audio waveforms on seq's ur not working on.
from @NateOrloff
I try separating my proj files as much as possible.,
I use #fcp files like I use Bins in Avid. Don't try to put it all in 1 proj file like u wouldn't do that to 1 bin
I keep dailies in 1, current cut in it's own (only if the proj is really complicated), and old cuts in another
fcp project files should never go above 100MB. That's my rule-of-thumb. Any bigger than that and I separate it.
So thats that … you FCP should work more stable using this "rules" … I also noticed that sometimes Motion projects in the Timeline can crash FCP … so i export a Quicktime ProRes file in MOTION and use these instead.
There are also some issues with files coming from mixed sources like Firewire or USB drives. Another issue are pictures in CMYK, more the 96 dpi and 3k resolution…
So there you go … some nice lil tricks to keep your FCP working nice & properly
oh one more thing … some say to "save as" FCP projects (new filename) not only it can save your ass if something gets wrong with you project … doing that FCP "cleans" the file up in a way so that can help get your project file "healthy" as well
if you have another trick plz let me know 🙂


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I originally took Additional Traits as a feat, but in hindsight, I'll go ahead and change that.As for the half elf thing, I mainly chose that for the +2 Will save racial trait to help keep the lustful sword in my possession from taking over my mind. If you'd prefer, I can explore other options.Update:Looking through the monsters as PCs section, a Sylph could also suit my needs. Update Update:Went with a Sylph character. Now working on the bio and the background/personality of his sword.
Well I suppose I could bump this up to 4 persons for you two. Always need more girl gamers here. What are we missing in this roster. Ah yes, we have a cleric and a magus. So the divine and arcane casting is all in order. Fighter chicks are always sexy and welcome, along with a rogue type class. Though wandering in the wilds will make some rogue talents limited.
Slyph's are female only.
Oh wait theres still an opening for me? Sweet. I'll pop in a character straight away.
Do you need/want a fourth player? And if so, what roles are needed to be filled?
heh heh.
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Our development department has improved our Control Loading System to be extremely accurate and innovative in combination with TomTom Telematics. The weight can now be sent by Bluetooth to the back office through the TomTom LINK and the WEBFLEET.connect API.
The signal shows the loading (NET, TARE, GROSS, difference...) and allows you to:
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- Lengthen the life of the vehicle;
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PLASTECNIC central focus is to develop solutions that overcome problems in the road freight haulage business. We provide products that allow truck drivers to achieve optimum performance levels and maximum returns on their vehicles. Our ON-BOARD WEIGHING SYSTEM converts the pressure in the vehicle's pneumatic suspension pad into kg, delivering extremely accurate data (±0.5%) to driver & office in terms of the amount of weight carried by the truck by reliably converting the truck into a moving weightbridge.


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